Lung Cancer Stages and Prognosis
Prognosis and treatment are often determined by the stage of lung cancer at the time of diagnosis. According to the American Cancer Society, the prognosis for non-small cell lung cancer is based on stages, which range from stages 0 through IV. Small cell lung cancer is typically divided into two stages—limited stage and extensive stage. Read more.

Treatments for Lung Cancer
Clinicians often consider numerous factors when deciding on a treatment plan, such as patient’s age, overall health and medical history, and the type and stage of lung cancer. Clinicians will also consider the patient’s treatment preferences via shared decision-making. Treatment may include surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy or other pharmacological agents, radiation therapy, or a combination of treatments. Read more.